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SARACEN WARRIOR, 13TH CENTURY

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$25.21 $41.32 In stock

The word "Saracen," meaning "desert dweller," is attributed to the Muslim warriors who proved their worth by battling Christianity for over 700 years. The Umayyads, one of the three caliphates established in Europe, established their headquarters in Córdoba. The struggle for Christianity finally succeeded in expelling Muslims from the Iberian Peninsula in 1609 during the reign of Philip III.

75mm

High quality resin

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Steven Y. ★★★★★

I wasn't expecting the level of detail on the chainmail, it actually looks like individual links rather than just a stamped pattern. The way the helmet sits and the shield's weathered paint job make it feel like a real battlefield piece.

Daniel ★★★★★

The detail on this warrior figure is incredible—the armor and shield feel historically accurate for the 13th century. It arrived carefully packed and makes a great addition to my collection of medieval pieces. Really impressed with the craftsmanship for the price.

Charlotte F. ★★★☆☆

The paint job is solid on the shield and mail, but the sculpted face lacks the detail I expected from the description. It’s a decent piece for a historical diorama, just not quite museum-quality.